However, it's a stub setup that's very small.
#CMAKE QT MAC OS X TRIAL#
(There's a free trial on their website.) They basically made an ObjectiveC / Cocoa application and then zipped it. (I know it's the same wait time, but psychology is important in product marketing.) Take a look at Norton's Antivirus for the Mac.
#CMAKE QT MAC OS X DOWNLOAD#
Instead, they would be more likely to download a smaller file, run it, and then when it says Installing, it does the rest of the download steps. This is because, psychologically, customers are not likely to want to download a huge honking 200MB+ DMG or PKG file.
If deploying a large commercial application, and especially if you need to hook up special high-permission items and require script control, then you may not want to use either the. Once that Curl has finished, it can then kill the ObjectiveC process and reverse the osascript to get the installer to show you the Finish page. I was seeing 12.1MB zipped for something comparable in QML.) (Oh, and for you QML die-hards out there, a widget-based app has you topped on file size. Of course, you can do it in Qt, but even the most minimum Mac-based Qt widget app (not statically compiled) is 8.9MB zipped, whereas in ObjectiveC you can make an app that does the same thing in a mere 32K (unzipped). Then, build yourself a simplistic ObjectiveC application that looks just like that Installer but shows a more active progress bar (use a timer) and then displays a few messages like "Downloading." and "Finishing download." and stuff like that. That way, the customer doesn't think your installer just jammed. That super neat trick hides the installer so that you can show something else. Osascript -e 'tell application "System Events" to set visible of process "Installer" to false' One solution to that in your preinstall Bash script is to do this: However, if your payload is large from the server, you're going to be looking at the screen stuck at the "Running package scripts." notice and a jammed progress bar while it continues to download over Curl your larger payload. Too many corpses being created.Ībove, I describe a small stub setup that downloads a larger payload. I see these messages in the Console log:Ĩ/18/16 3:14:17.054 PM : (.64.E77BAC61-F958-4FF7-9D28-01F88EAF0E5C) Service exited due to signal: Abort trap: 6Ĩ/18/16 3:14:18.154 PM .64: Failed to connect (colorGridView) outlet from (NSApplication) to (NSColorPickerGridView): missing setter or instance variableĨ/18/16 3:14:18.154 PM .64: Failed to connect (view) outlet from (NSApplication) to (NSColorPickerGridView): missing setter or instance variableĨ/18/16 3:14:18.000 PM kernel: Process crashed:.
#CMAKE QT MAC OS X CODE#
It looks like what happened earlier the code is failing in createPlatformIntegration. I'll file a bug report for this, though I'm really not familiar with OSX it appears this is the way things are supposed to work.īTW I'm STILL seeing the crash in the plugin-unfortunately I'm not getting any useful crash report.
But fixing that would require not only fixing the paths in the executable itself, but also in the Framework libraries.
It appears that the items in the executable are not being allowed for this code. I'm pretty sure that macdeployqt isn't working correctly for code that's protected.
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